All 3 Uses
resonate
in
Nine Stories
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- He sat up straight on the edge of the bed, held his breath, and issued a long, resonant belch.†
Story 6
- "Hello?" he said resonantly into the phone.†
Story 7 *
- Mr. McArdle played leading roles on no fewer than three daytime radio serials when he was in New York, and he had what might be called a third-class leading man's speaking voice: narcissistically deep and resonant, functionally prepared at a moment's notice to outmale anyone in the same room with it, if necessary even a small boy.†
Story 9
Definitions:
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(1)
(resonate) having reinforcing effectsThe exact meaning of resonate depends upon its context. For example:
- "The sound resonates." -- has reinforcing effects that make it sound richer
- "He has a resonate voice." -- deep and rich
- "The story resonates with me." -- evokes shared feelings or beliefs
- "It is resonant of my childhood." -- brings to mind
- (2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)